Telantunich
Telantunich was a Maya settlement in the interior of southern Yucatán, near Catmis. Its stone sculptures belong to a regional tradition of human portraiture distinct from the better-known carved stelae of other Maya cities. Figures from the site and nearby areas share features with sculptures at Kabah and Sayil farther northwest. Their imagery offers a glimpse of the ideas and artistic connections of Classic-period communities in this forested region.
References
- www.cambridge.org/core/journals/cambridge-archaeological-journal/article/abs/unusual-sculptures-of-telantunich-yucatan-phalli-and-the-concept-of-masculinity-among-the-ancient-maya/765F749CD489373D252F71BBCC970B17
- www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/89DC745693ECFE94DA3A96E2257148FB/S0002731600087783a.pdf/edward_wyllys_andrews_iv_19161971.pdf